New Year, New Beggining (Possibly).

[Aristotle S.]

jsd you are correct, and you Marcus Aurelius are also correct. So you both are correct. It does not harm to know what is available if what is desired is not available for even though they might not be viable options at the current time, they might be viable options at a future time.

It will be sometime before I finish a BS anyway. Many things can happen during that time. For example, a fully distance program might become available or I might be able to travel occasionally, or aliens might invade earth so none of this will matter. : The future is in motion, everything is possible.

Two other options will be to find a program in Europe (travelling inside EU is cheaper and easier) or as I mentioned previously, get a few degrees (e.g BS in Psychology, a BS in Business Administration, etc.) have them recognized and apply to the Greek Law School.
A viable third option might be to enrol in a Law School abroad, do some classes and then enrol in the Greek Law School as a transfer student.

There are many ways to reach the same goal.

I plan as I go and for now, the first step seems to be a BS in Psychology.

[clep3705]

The most affordable online bachelor's degree is psychology is likely to be a B.A., not a B.S. With the future being uncertain, a B.S.B.A. may be a more useful degree if you do not continue your education beyond it.

[Aristotle S.]

The most affordable online bachelor's degree is psychology is likely to be a B.A., not a B.S. With the future being uncertain, a B.S.B.A. may be a more useful degree if you do not continue your education beyond it.

What price difference are we talking about?

[clep3705]

All three of the following schools are good, low cost options. They allow you to transfer in and test out of almost your entire degree. It's not just the cost of the school that matters. It's the total cost of the degree, which is the sum of what you pay to the degree granting school and the cost of all of your credits obtained elsewhere. A B.S. requires more science and math than a B.A. Finding low cost sources of math and science may be more difficult. You'll have to check in depth yourself.

TESU offers a B.A. https://www.tesu.edu/heavin/ba/Psychology.cfm

Charter Oak offers a B.S. https://www.charteroak.edu/psychology/

Excelsior offers a B.S. or B.A. https://www.excelsior.edu/programs/liber...centration

[Aristotle S.]

Thank you very much for the guidance! <3

A B.S.B.A is great, I love business and always wanted to learn how to run them, but I found out that this degree is so common in Greece that the market is over-saturated and most holders are unemployed. And even those who do get a work usually become department managers and only get like $50 more per month while they work 3-4 hours more each day.

Getting a Psychology Degree first is a much more reasonable step if you are in Greece.